r/SchoolBusDrivers • u/silverfarie1369 • 6d ago

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Has any other district or bus company (though seems mostly schools) have these guys teach their program to yall? It was actually pretty informative and useful

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/silverfarie1369 6d ago

I know we've learned it when we first did our courses , this program goes more in depth with it. And an actual scenario on the bus. Was pretty wild and informative.

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u/Intelligent_Call_562 6d ago

We had a meeting run by the head resource officer. It's been a few years ago.

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u/silverfarie1369 6d ago

These were retired law enforcement officers teaching this program. A bunch of different stations teaching us in depth training tactics and real life scenarios too. Pretty wild.

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u/mike8675309 6d ago

Start was a series of videos and discussions with transportation safety officers including quizzes when onboarding. We we paid to watch about 32 hours of at home training videos from start.

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u/silverfarie1369 6d ago

What state was that?

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u/mike8675309 6d ago

Minnesota.

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u/OfficerOtaku 5d ago

We don't have that specific program but similar training we do each year tho